Tide Tables Monday June 26 Tide times and figures
Tide tables page shows computed tide heights and times for Point FL. The data lists low and high tides, heights in feet, and a brief note on the lunar influence for the day.
25 Jun 1961
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1961
Page
1
Tide tables page shows computed tide heights and times for Point FL. The data lists low and high tides, heights in feet, and a brief note on the lunar influence for the day.
Northern California and Central California stay fair Sunday and Monday with coastal fog along the coast. Cooler in coastal valleys and parts of the central coast. Western Nevada sees fair conditions with possible afternoon thunderstorms. Low Sunday 50 to 66, highs from 78 to 110 across regions. Winds generally light to moderate with westerly afternoon gusts up to 20 knots.
Newburgh leaders denounce city and state welfare rules as biased against Black residents. NAACP calls emergency meeting to oppose changes set to take effect, arguing the laws threaten the dignity and rights of the Negro community and prompt broader racial tension in Newburgh.
AP report lists ten finalists for the 62nd Miss California Pageant at the Santa Cruz Chie Auditorium. Names include Susan An, MeKreyson, Ellen Rind, Conny, Dela, Elizabeth Kable, Pacifier Grove winner Connie, Treichen Tee Stainhenek, Juhie May Van Voor, Judith Aik Prive, and Sandy Lee Beadehaw among others. Judges evaluated swimsuit, talent, and personality in Friday and Saturday events.
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to city hall, offices in Hayward and Fremont, and a string of names and numbers. It suggests a public notice or bureaucratic posting with dates, departments, and possibly tax or procurement matter entries. The readable bits indicate local government activity and circulation figures.
New York report of 22 year old heiress Diana Cullom Davis marrying John Means Spencer, a history teacher, in Westchester. Her father Shelby Cullom Davis had contested the $3.8 million trust, wanted to give it to Princeton University, and later relented after a family conference. The couple plans philanthropy though the bride vows to manage funds her way.
Editorial Unit elects leader at National Editorial Association meeting held in Venlion. Publisher Guy Easterly of La Hallett among attendees. event noted as a proedent Saturday gathering.
A New York NBC program featuring Kennedy press secretary and Soviet officials debated how free the press should be. Panelists included Soviet Foreign Ministry officials, New York Times correspondent Salisbury, and journalist Adjubei. They weighed propaganda roles, newspaper ethics, and the impact of press coverage on US Soviet relations.
Local ad features candidate Pat Collier of Hayward promoting a Borden product and a photography gimmick. The copy blends product push with playful political style and references to a past Soviet travel ban and bizarre survey questions, ending with a call to reach for a “Camera-Trailer” promo and to participate.
Almanac for Sunday June 25 notes F76 year day number and planetary positions Venus Jupiter Saturn morning Mars evening. It recalls 1868 states readmitted to the Union and 1876 Custer battle deaths. Chicago LaSalle Hotel fire claims 61 lives and Korean War outbreak noted. Quotation attributed to John Locke.
LEOPOLDVILLE AP Three Gizenga loyalists landed unannounced as armed troops ringed the airport amid fears unity may fail. Gizenga planned to appear in Leopoldville to push for a parliament meeting and a new government while UN negotiators sought guarantees. President Tshombe, freed from months of detention, pledged an operation to stabilize the government as parliament set for Sunday amidst security concerns.
Dr. Knight and Talbert rebut charges that the John Birch Society seeks a Nazi type dictatorship. They assert the group favors less government and individual responsibility, with leadership by Welch and a five member executive committee. The piece notes ongoing debates over democracy versus dictatorship and emphasizes non revolutionary aims.
APIA group of young Americans inspired by President Kennedy will start training Monday to advance U S international relations. Bresee Jr. 30 of Mange Via notes recruits will be sent to overseas duty in Tanganyika after studies at Rutgers and Texas Western College where plans call for engineers and scientists to aid development efforts.
In Fresno, a motel blaze at El Rancho forced about 50 guests to seek other lodging. Firefighters suffered minor injuries from a fall, several residents were treated for smoke inhalation, and the fire damaged 16 rooms with smoke spreading through an air duct. Officials traced the start to a kitchen area and moved guests to another motel.
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